My 3112H and Loader

[DanielB 0]

Just finished up putting the loader on my Simplicity 3112H and throught I share a picture. Dan http://members.aol.com/bohndm/tractor/simplicity/loader/3112loader.jpg

[Roy 0]

Dan, Nice looking rig. How bout "loaning" it out for a while? ;o) Roy

[MPH 12]

SWEET //////MPH

[powermax_paul 1]

That looks like a great machine! Once the Mrs. sees what it can do, you won't get it away from her. Have fun with it. (While you can) Paul

[Ron_B 0]

Thats a great looking loader.But i think your short a little snow.Great work.--- Ron B

[JimV 0]

Dan, that is one slick unit! Just the other day I was saying to myself how I never see early simplicity's with loaders. It looks great, I hope we get some snow soon. take care Jim V.

[JCS 0]

What color RED and WHITE did you use? Also my 3212H when I lift (I think) stuff up the lever rubs against the driveshaft. Does anyone else have this problem? I see you use external hydrualic pump for the lift. Do you have plans for it or was this a factory set-up you found?

[SmilinSam 4,245]

According to my research, the solid steel center wheels were unique to the 3112. One of those 1 or 2 year production things at best. The 3112's with the 10" wide tires are the only tractors I have seen these on. Never have seen where AC used them at all.

[automan 0]

Daniel, Can you get that implement of destruction to the Kent, CT Antique Machinery show in September??? Another question... The rear rims that you have appear to have solid steel centers, rather than the slotted ones that appear on most B series tractors - and currently produced tractors as well. I have only seen one other set like those. Were they original equipment on the 3112? Colin

[ScottS 0]

Hi all, I got the rims on mine are just like the ones in the picture above. ScottS

[Guest]

Sam, Thanks for the info - what you said seems to make a lot of sense. Are these rims wider than the Allis Chalmers rims used on the 23x10.5x12 tires? I think that they spread the tread out a little wide - could be an illusion. Colin